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Grand Banquet Given by the Citizens of Cincinnati to the Visiting Merchants — a commemorative engraving of long tables
their portraits ringed in the fraternal regalia of the GAR — a veterans' lithograph that reads less like a roster than a civic liturgy
the ink barely dry on Appomattox and Ford's Theatre
the chartered young metropolis
Death of Washington Dec 14 AD 1799 Frame Style:Ebony Frame Grand Banquet Given by theDeath of Washington Dec 14 AD 1799 a mourning lithograph fixing the moment the republic lost its first citizen at Mount Vernon, the General laid out among grieving kin while the young nation rehearsed, for the first time, the rituals of secular sainthood. About the Source Bella Frye sources artifacts from the great American historical archive the Library of Congress, the National Archives, regional historical societies, and the lithographic publishers
